and that is it a good football team weep just saw.'t play terrible tonight but notre dame is lookingly good. >> and next week, fighting irish, iowa for msu. and this late in the big ten is difficult. teams in the last few years are lower rung teams, they have gotten better. and perdue and marylands of the world. and classic teams like iowa and in a loss, they will know ready to go. and michigan state better clean it up because they are not good enough in the talent aspects. this will be a good football team to make a challenge. >> gus: next week, the iowa hawkeyes will come take on the spartans and then on the plains of west texas. mason rudolph and oklahoma tech take on the texas tech red crossics. time score. 38- 18. next saturday. they take on west texas. for joel, and jenny, i am gus jaups johns, saying see long. -- so long.

jonathan: a touching story from james madison high school, the home opener for the football team, but this was not about football tonight. the community came together to honor and remember a man who gave so much to the warhawks football program. scholz was a larger-than-life figure at james madison high school. >> he was a mentor. everybody looked up to him. scott: in june, coach scholz died in and did it on the capital beltway. opener tonight. a thin base and team play in with heavy hearts. school,s a mark on our and it is great that we are student. scott: there were shirts and decals to honor the coach. his family also in attendance. >> i just hope that he realized that people appreciated what he was doing. doubt.leave no it was a phrase used over and over again by the coach on his team. the school and the community have left no doubt on what coachman to them. persona to him. everything he did. he loved everybody. scott: 18 and community coming together, thing tribute to a man loved by so many. scott abraham, abc 7 news. the madison football team made their former head coach very ha

. >> congratulations to the football team. it's a good way to start the season. >> what's the mood on campus? >> everyone is really excited. it's the greatest thing that has happened in college history and for us. >> we have another game next week. one game at a time. >> reporter: hoping to continue to make history, along the way, ow stone, news 4. >> they're excited. >>> a big change for hundreds of children headed back to school in montgomery county tomorrow those who use a trail to walk or ride their bike to school are going to have to find another way. construction of the purple line will close the trail for five years. but opponents say it should close in sections so that people can still enjoy it during construction. they plan to ask a judge for a temporary restraining order tomorrow to keep it open. >>> there is hope for two maryland brothers deported to el salvador last month. they have scholarships to an american university in nicaragua. they garnered widespread support after i.c.e. detained them as the youngest was j

he was half of the country music duo montgomery gentry. >>> a youth football team is finally seeing the light >> they've been practicing in the dark because the bureau wouldn't turn the lights on, >> as alexandria hoff explains the team still face as few obstacles. >> reporter: wednesday night life. this looks luke a typical youth football practice, and for most teams, it would be, but not for the colwyn commits, it's a far cry from what they're used to. to these small players practicing under the big lights is a thrill like few others could know. >> good job, good job. >> reporter: according to terrell read, headcoach for the knots, youth football team has been forced to practice in the dark months, after the bureau of colwyn changed the locks on a field house preventing access to the switch, something coach read said is a breach of the lease. eyewitness captured the creativity that parents have been using to keep the field illuminated >> 20, 30 cars lined up providing the light for the kids last half hour 40 minutes of practice. >> reporter: on this evening batteries spared and lights

. >>> plus, the football team that lost so much to harvey banding together to rebuild.nd our michael strahan is there, that's next on "world news now." nt dinner. hope you did . did you get that email i sent you...before you wake up. ... when life keeps you up... zzzquil helps you fall asleep in less than 20 minutes. because sleep is a beautiful thing. ♪ you can be the greatest ♪ you can ♪ you can be the king kong beating on your chest ♪ ♪ you can beat the world ♪ you can throw your hands up >> now to a high school football team in houston that came together in the wake of hurricane harvey. >> fearing for their lives, the students looked out for their loved ones and each other. abc's michael strahan has their story. >> reporter: for this high school, not far from where i played in high school, hurricane harvey's deluge had the football team in crisis. >> i never seen the water that high. like, it was very scary. >> reporter: throughout the storm, the principal and football coach relayed frantic messages from the students to rescuers. >> the water was to right here. >> r

the football team was also left with very little. abc's 7 michael strahan visited the stool this morning on behalf of "good morning america" to help some of the student athletes there, and this morning strahan brought along a special guest, nfl pro football hall of famer deion sanders and today they surprised the head football coach and players with a special gift. >> deion is here. he has as >> committed to ensuring that you have a wonderful season and you're outfitted as well so under armour is going to really bless you today. >> appreciate >> just how much water this school got hit w.take a look at my computer, i want to show you how high the water rose. actually in the auditorium, look at this, those are the seats, it got chest high at one point inside the auditorium and this picture still incredibly impress riff. this school is still not in classes. those have not resumed. students are expected to go back to the high school on september 18th. i'm jessica castro, abc 7 news. >> that gym floor was crazy. a band with bay area roots

he was half of the country music duo montgomery gentry. >>> a youth football team is finally seeing the light >> they've been practicing in the dark because the bureau wouldn't turn the lights on, >> as alexandria hoff explains the team still face as few obstacles. >> reporter: wednesday night life. this looks luke a typical youth football practice, and for most teams, it would be, but not for the colwyn commits, it's a far cry from what they're used to. to these small players practicing under the big lights is a thrill like few others could know. >> good job, good job. >> reporter: according to terrell read, headcoach for the knots, youth football team has been forced to practice in the dark months, after the bureau of colwyn changed the locks on a field house preventing access to the switch, something coach read said is a breach of the lease. eyewitness captured the creativity that parents have been using to keep the field illuminated >> 20, 30 cars lined up providing the light for the kids last half hour 40 minutes of practice. >> reporter: on this evening batteries spared and lights

florida international football team has been in birmingham alabama since last thursday. turn to florida within the next day. >>> washington nationals are helping the hurricane victims now through sunday september 17th, the nats will collect nonperishable food items cleaning supplies and personal hygiene items to send to texas and florida. you can drop off donations on nongame days at the first street gate at nats park from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. on game days at the center field and home plate entr entrances. >> it is the number one movie at the box office. the adaptation of steven king's classic debuted with $17 million. a group of kids terrorized by penny wise the dancing clown. home again starring reese witherspoon debuted with $9 million. hit man's bodyguard took home $5 million. >> 4:55 is the time. mike thomas is good to see you again. still talking about irma as it moves on out. >> yes, and it is moving out of a lot of locations and one key difference with that a lot of models hit kind of staying just off the western coast of florida where it would have been able to

years ago baseball teams and football teams shared huge stadiums. the new park would allow businesses to spring up around them and be more international. some hope it happens here too. >> let's be honest. they just wrecked the coliseum when they brought the raiders back by building that mount davis and taking away the outfield there. i mean, it seems to me that a new stadium would certainly make the fans experience better than it is now. >> reporter: as you said, it's been in the works for so long and people have been talking about it but it's been proven to be a successful formula in other parts of the country of. the thought used to be that you could have baseball teams and football teams sharing the same stadium. and they are just such different needs. you can have football teams out by the freeway with ten dates a year and people arriving in their rvs and that time of thing. not the same for baseball where there's 81 dates and you want to be walking distance from where things are happen. >> they had a beautiful stadium proposal along the water w

josh norman who plays for the washington football team. this its whs what he said.t like he was coming to our house and urinating on the lawn. at some point you have to say to that person. hey, get off of my lawn. these were nfl players saying do not threaten our livelihood do. not threaten our constitutional freedoms. and definitely, do not talk about our mothers. that will not be tolerated. and, donald trump, i mean, i think he got smacked down. i think when he was talking to the audience. he thought to himself. oh, i am going to demonize athletes before the white alabama audience they're going to eat it up i is going to be great. late friday night. early saturday morning probably thought he had the most winning issue in the world. what he did not expect and not understand. maybe because he did not play football himself. lived vicariously through the violence on the field. what he did not understand is what they call in the nfl the brotherhood. the idea that players will stick up for each other. if one of them is attacked. >> a lot to unpack tonight. glad i have y

he believes in his football team, and i think he believes in his future. and i think that the fans here, they're fully on board with carson wentz. they've been waiting-- they've been waiting since donovan mcnabb for a quarterback that they could really invest in, a guy they could really believe in, a guy that they think can win them a championship. and i think they have that belief in carson wentz. erin: always a pleasure talking to you, we could talk forever. all right, football hall of famer ray didinger, thanks for that. rosemary: the eagles take on the kansas city chiefs today. your first chance to see wentz in philadelphia is next sunday's home opener against the new york giants. coming up, swamped as homeowners in our area watch the images of florida and texas underwater. many are wondering if they're protected. next on "nbc10 @issue," we'll clear up some of the confusion about flood insurance. so you protect it against the elements with insurance. but when it comes to flood insurance, that's a different matter. many homeowners don't have it, or unde

>>> right now, violent hazing allegations involving a college football team that landed a freshman player in the hospital. >> five other football players are facing felony charges and two have turned themselves in. here's alex perez. >> reporter: at the respected wheaton college football team, hazing allegations against five football players. >> they are being charged with felony counts, aggravated battery, mob action and unlawful restraint. >> reporter: the players, now seniors, accused of kidnapping a freshman teammate from his dorm at the conservative christian school. the victim says he was bound with duct tape, bunched and they were going to sexually assault him with an object. before dumping him on a field in a cold night of march 2016. >> this is not just immature silly behavior, this is criminal behavior. >> reporter: the victim's attorney says he suffered torn muscles in both shoulders requiring surgery. prosecutors charging the athletes who until now still appeared on this year's team and school officials are troubled by the allegations, cooperating with authorities and l

and that is it a good football team weep just saw.ight but notre dame is lookingly good. >> and next irish, iowa for msu. and this late in the big ten is difficult. teams in the last few years are lower rung teams, they have gotten better. and perdue and marylands of the world. and classic teams like iowa and in a loss, they will know ready to go. and michigan state better clean it up because they are not good enough in the talent aspects. this will be a good football team to make a challenge. >> gus: next week, the iowa hawkeyes will come take on the spartans and then on the plains of west texas. mason rudolph and take on the texas tech red crossics. time score. 38- 18. next saturday. they take on west texas. for joel, and jenny, i am gus jaups johns, saying see long. -- so long. this is fox5 local news at ten. first tonight, a child struck and killed in virginia. tonight police are investigating what went wrong. rising tensions between the us and north korea, a war what of words with the president. this is president trump draws more

when you look at football teams, whether it's copes, owners and players alike, when you begin to attack them, they come together. as we look at this we've never seen a president act liking this president has. i think what he does is try to always divide and try and conquer. when you look what he did in alabama, he did it in front of a crowd that would accept that. i would love to see him going somewhere where it's black and say the exact same thing. he says it's not about race, but obviously it's about race because the people that are protesting the nfl are african-americans -- they're not protesting the flag. i keep hearing people say that. protesting the country, the flag, our national anthem. they're not doing that. they're protesting the things happening to minorities all around this country. and no one wants to have that discussion but obviously, it's getting to the point because we're talking about it right now. >> and his initial reaction was against kapernick. now it is so much broader. it's across as you point out, across the nfl. he clearly thinks according to all of our repor

. >> they are a good football team yes they are 0-2, and they were a good football team last year and similar to last year. we can't overlook them because they are 0-2, this is the national football league and anybody can beat anybody any time. >> the last two games will not be the same team that shows up in a division game on the road. >>> temple kicks of tonight against one of the best teams in the country. 21st south florida and the d better bring the a game. they scored 20 points in 20 straight one of the longest streaks in college football history. coach colins knows it's a touch team to stop. >> they have athletes all over the field and they are well coached and our kids are excited about it and our coaches have worked really hard. >> more on the game and the owls on a live edition of temple play book at 9:30 on saturday during the first half hour of "action news." >> and they lost, of course, to notre dame and this could go a long way. >>> dozens of local children spend the day with their mentors from the philadelphia police department. drone 6 was over the pal center in philad

they said football has always served to bring teams together.hink on the team's statement. we invite you to go there now and chime in. >> the political football over the national anthem almost overshadowed today. we were getting reports what the redskins and raiders weren't going to do. turns out the raiders wanted to skip the anthem all together and stay inside the locker room. because of when tonight's game began the team would have violated the rules and forfeited the coin crosses and received a 15 m decided to join together on the field. what fans thought about this protest today and the controversy. derek. >> reporter: it was all about the controversy today. it didn't seem to be as much of a distraction, at least not to the washington teams you can tell by the happy fans today. that doesn't mean it's gone away. it is indeed an issue. some teams took a knee. coaches and staff stood with arms locked in sol daredy. rarely has the sideline been so up and front and rarely have they seen a president throw fuel on the controversy with a protest fr

joes prep, he used to be on the football team. he played i believe for the first two years.is a senior and more involved in play, but coach said that is not the only player. so you have, the players, athletes crossing borders and getting their act on and it is so cool to see how the school supports that. >> very cool. >> yes, indeed. >> sports, intertwining in the game of life. that is what it is all about. >> indeed. >> thanks, tori, good stuff. >>> coming up next half an hour it is call a public health crisis young people affected by and addicted too opioids, the latest startling numbers and what health officials want done and they want it done right now. >>> looking for a few good men , and women, how philadelphia police are recruiting new officers and why they say it is one of the best jobs around. >>> i'll have that story coming up >>> news continues at 5:30 with disturbing new information about america's opioid crisis, it shows, children are being caught up in this pressing public health problem, in alarming numbers. and kid are showing up at emergency rooms addicted i

life blood of a successful football team. you got it or you don't. recently the football team has been running low on that juice like my cell phone. it was an 18-point favorite in vegas and if you want to pull off the monumental upset you need to bring the juice and maryland with this sign tried to warn him. today, they brought too much juice. texas. texas headcoach tom her man making his debut. dj dire kin little they call him pig gy. 25 yards for the touchdown. maryland up 14-7. second quarter, maryland up same score, rejects the texas field goal antwan brooks scrapping. he'll take it to score. 65 yards, turfs up 21-7. give me all the sad fan reaction shots. give them to dj. third quarter maryland up 30-27. tie johnson stiff arm, he's gone. 40 yards touchdown. turfs 263 yards on the ground including this bringing the font ices it. maryland gets the huge upset win 51-41, most points scored against a ranked team in school history. too much juice. >> people say the final parise game is meaningless but it meant something to seventh round pick to josh h

you don't think he's fit to be the coach of the women's england football team ?he coach of the women's england football team? we are clear about our decision. there was a statement from tracy couch, the sports minister? she says it isa couch, the sports minister? she says it is a mess and raises questions about whether the historic processes the fa had in place over the recruitment of coaches were appropriate. she said the fa were right to take this action against mark samson but they need to make sure it doesn't happen again at any level of coaching. scrutiny from tracey couch. faa officials will go before a panel of mps tracey couch. faa officials will go before a panel of mp5 for the culture media and sport select committee next month and they must answer questions there. in between, i think there will be further scrutiny on why the fa senior officials, including martin glenn, didn't look at the detail of the safeguarding report, once they had knowledge of its existence, 2015 martin glenn said they came aware of it. it is now october 2017 and it was only looke

. >> illinois pee-wee football team making had he lines after the players kneeled during the nationalhem. the coach for the club football team says it started after one of the team members came to him upset about the recent acquittal of a st. louis police officer. last week, judge found jason stockily not guilty of murder in the shooting death avenue black man. the pee-wee team's coach says it started a discussion among his players. >> one of kids asked me did i see them protesting and rioting in st. louis? and i said yes, i see it. do you know why they're doing it? >> coach goo den feels like this is a good teaching moment. he has the support of the team's players and parents but he's getting backlash after video showed up on social media. >>> this guy was caught on camera sucker punching a man with disabilities recently. he face add judge. admits he threw the punch but it got a little wild in court from there. >>> retailer ikea making shopping for furniture a breeze. you don't even have to leave your home to find the perfect lay out. hello kathy. we'd like to fine the perfect foreca

around fifty students football players accompanied by their team of staff. all eyes are on this group of players good enough to play for the big professional team. in the usa the love of university schools goes much further than the campus borders. in the stadium parking lot many supporters tents have been set up. fans of all ages from all over kentucky support the wildcats. is the only. thing that. we will bring. to. the fans are very loyal and also very generous. tickets sales related merchandise supported donations last year the football team voted more than thirty million dollars for the university a cash machine which contributes to its fate. inside the stadium the great event of the sports business has begun. the brass band on the cheerleaders provided a great show. for the play it's a rifle. that cheered on by a crowd of sixty thousand supporters. twenty two year old frenchman tom giambi has a front row seat. to look it's a touchdown. almost a tester. tom as a top level tennis player recruited by the university to defend their conscience. the frenchma

still waiting for an update on her condition. >>> off the team. 17 football players ousted from the team for disobeying the rules. robert handa with why some of the players say the move was racially motivated. >> reporter: the galveston football team is trying to stick to its normal -- agreement they would buy beds and supplies in lieu of rent in august and then start playing rent in september. before the date the college kicked the players off the team saying the living arrangement violated the rules. we talked to one player who said the group believes it is race factor since all of the players but one is african american. >> race is not a factor. the only factor was the triple seed double a regulations. we have to follow the rules. >> reporter: the house owner disagreed. >> they bought bunk beds. >> so they weren't getting free accommodations. >> no. and nor were they getting free food. >> we thought we are going to get to play football. >>> this sunday is opening weekend in the nfl. and it won't be just players in action, protest ers will be gathering at various stadiums nationwide. i

that's what we needed to be a great football team like oakland raiders. they put out their best fight. hats off to them. >> certainly was your defense's night. no question about it and you mentioned with all that's going on in the world and this team linked arms, you guys wanted to show unity, where do you think your team goes from here when it comes to being out here for the national anthem? >> that's just a demonstration. i feel we had to do just because of you know, the tyranny that we face behind potus but it's sad we have to go through stuff like that. at the end of the day we unite as one nobody is going to divide us. that's what we proved today. lock arms as brothers and letting them know we will not be taken down. >> somehow when you say it josh i can't help but believe it. congratulations on the night. >> i'm so excited. you have no idea. i'm about to celebrate with my familia and everybody in there. this is a team win. we couldn't do it without everyone. so hats off to them. this is their ball. >> congratulations. mike i want to go play for the

they are a good football team. they are 0-2 but they are a good football team. ere good last year. they're very similar to last year, we can't overlook them because they're 0-2. i mean, this is the national football league. anybody can beat anybody at any time. >> that's true. sixers camp. joel embiid not cleared for five on five. sixers don't believe the minutes restriction will be as steep as last season. here is president bryan colangelo. >> he will be out there on the first practice and the first game. the question is how much, how little, if at all. those things will be determined by him hitting certain criterion along the way. >> ben simmons cleared and go to go. >> played five on five basketball. dominating the gym right now. >> i think he has the foundational pieces. he has a real chance to be great. i don't say this lightly. >> that's rhys hoskins. philly going for three straight against the team with the biggest game in baseball. last night. facing 30 pitches. amazing for a rookie to have such plate discipline. >> i think the longer i am in there, the m

that is awesome. >>> the benecia high school football team is enjoying a successful season. they have won four of the first five games. and unveiled a brand new stadium along the way. >> yes, but this year's team has something that quite possibly no other team in america has. ktvu scott reese explains. >> reporter: check out a benecia high school football game. you won't just see double. you will see quadruple. >> it is something that you don't see every day, that's for sure. >> meet the lane brothers. seniors jeremiah and jaylin. sophomores kendall and cameron. >> i think the biggest confusion is them realizing that they are all brothers. and that they're twins. >> that confusion extends to their teammates. >> oh, it always gets us. you know what i'm saying? we can never tell the difference between them. >> and their coach. >> the two older ones, yes, i call them twin one and twin two. >> and what happens when you yell to one of them -- >> it is an issue. at the spur of the moment, you're saying something real quick and you can't remember which one, and you just say lane and

and this is a dangerous football team, weapons on offense, tremendous defense, obviously, and our work is cut out for us. >> reporter: and we'll leave you with this carson wentz tweet. he tweeted this late last night saying 1:00 p.m. tomorrow the linc is going to be rocking. a lot of excitement from carson wentz and the entire team. coming up next we'll share how doug pederson is mentally preparing for today's matchup. reporting live outside the linc with some tailgating fans here bright and early, katy zachry, nbc 10. back to you, rosemary. >> thanks for that, katy. i'm sure we'll be talking to the tailgaters later on. nbc 10 is your official station, join us for exclusive coverage of the home opener against the giants all starting at 9:30 this morning with "eagles gameday kickoff." the eagles owner is showing his support for players in the fight over taking a knee. this as president trump urges them to fire players who don't stand for the national anthem. he targeted players from the nfl to the nba. his tweets were met with quick responses from athletes, commissioners, and donors. th

. >> woodrow wilson football team kneeled during the national anthem last year a lot of people did noteciate that. last year's controversial stance now has them doing something else this year. they say they're just trying to improve their community. our bill anderson reports for in guess sake. ♪ that was last year. when the kneeling took place. >> right. this year we decided to you know lock arms as one union any son as one group, one unit. we're going to live through and fight through everything together. >> reporter: camden's woodrow wilson tigers are one of the best high school football teams in the area as new season starts some are revisiting the stance they took last year kneeling during the national anthem. >> stay alive by crawling. you got to stand up and stand on your own 2 feet. >> reporter: of one had an opinion on their kneeling few went back to see what came next at practice. coach brown shared with me all the ways that the team is trying to do more themselves to participate in changing their community. >> again we started mentoring program with nobody's help, you know, n

their football team is off to a good start, but a challenge at richmond.ld they pull off another upset? we were there and have the story next in been trying to prepare for this day... and i'm still not ready. the reason i'm telling you this is that there will be moments in your life that... you'll never be ready for. your little girl getting married being one of them. ♪ ♪ >>> now, wusa9 sports with frank hanrahan brought to you by exfinty. >>> i know mike very well. you know, we stayed in touch through the years. and great guy, excellent football coach. >> yeah, remember mike used to coach richmond. the theme right now, howard, those two faced now two weeks ago, howard football was a talk of the town after pulling that epic upset on the road. he put up a great fight, but lost last week. another test for howard at his old school this afternoon. howard wraps up the three-game roady to start the season down in richmond. get the ball first and things look promising. calen newton escaping the rush. completes the long throw to guy. makes a great grab, but the dr

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their football team pulled off a shock by finishing third in their group, to grab a two-to draw with regional powerhouse iran. that set up a playoff with australia. when that and another playoff against a north american team, and syria will be at their first world cup, in russia next june. what happened is a historic miracle. >> this is the biggest joy for syria, and we hope to see safety and security. i hope we qualify. >> the war has meant serious football team have not played a home game since 2010, making their achievement even greater. brett: and here is a reminder of that top story we are following for you. france says hurricane irma has killed two people in its caribbean territories as the category five storm batters the region, the strongest atlantic hurricane ever recorded. it is expected to reach florida by this weekend. ♪ ♪ ów ♪ ♪ >>> singapore is a small island city state with a population of more than 5 million people. at firstsight, the country seems to be blessed with rich water resources.

he says his mom is a raider fan and she will root for oakland and set of her son's football team. >>t's tough, my mom goes every time, you know i'm a raider fan, i love you son but it's my raters. -- raiders. >>> lightning delayed the game tonight for 47 minutes and after the skies lit up, aaron rodgers lit up chicago. the former cal bear, through two touchdowns, packers 135-14. they are 3-1. >>> obama on hand for the presidents cup, there were three former commander in chief's. dustin johnson holds his shot from the bunker, matt kuchar, beat adam scott and the u.s. leads the international team, 3 1/2-1 1/2 after day one. we will be right back. oh, you brought butch. yeah! (butch growls at man) he's looking at me right now, isn't he? yup. (butch barks at man) butch is like an old soul that just hates my guts. (laughs) (vo) you can never have too many faithful companions. introducing the all-new crosstrek. love is out there. find it in a subaru crosstrek. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most

. >>> and escalating war of words in a local football team caught in the middle of the mess. why the team says they're being forced to practice in the dark. what's being done about it. well today is friday, september 15, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm jan carabeo, rahel hell solomon has the day off. we are here with weather with katie and traffic with meisha. >> it is friday. so excited. >> i'm so happy. i woke up, ya, my alarm went off, 1:26, whatever it was i jumped out out of bed like heck ya, it is friday. everything is actually looking really good. some construction, although we do have reminders it, won't hang you up too much. >> any different than any other day of the week or year, seriously, my goodness, you're like the happiest most positive person i've ever met in my life. >> oh, katie. >> this is why people tune in, though, because we all need a jilt, meisha, thank god you're here. let's take a look at storm scan, all-in-all looks pretty quiet. couple every clouds still out there. there may be few showers around, all hit and miss variety, casino every like w

this letter from the bellerman precip football team open letter to the skmunt explaining why the football team will kneel for the game. in this letter one area they talk about students of a jesuit institution we are taught to be men for and with others. the bellerman bells football team will kneel. about 15 or 45 minutes actually in san mateo. we have a crew at the game more for you at 11:00. >> big game for me nbc bay area responds to a san jose woman who paid twice to see a musical once. >> chris chumara got some of mother money back and joins us with the story. >> julie says he uses the online seller today tick to buy the last minute theater tickets. last month she spend $440 then a schedule conflict popped up. she asked the theeter to exchange the tickets for an earlier performance. the theater said, no. but she could buy new tickets. and then the today ticks representative on-site could help her with a refund or a credit. so julie went ahead and bought the new tickets. but when she went maid and asked about that refund, she was told nope, we don't do that. julie felt she was caught i

the san jose state football team. and it's dancing coach. . >> you can't touch that.eam recorded a dancing that you can't touch this today. ellen surprised the team with a $25,000 check. one condition the coach had to dance. coach carter knows the song well. he used to be a backup dancer for mc hammer >> he was on tour with hammer. thanks for joining us. >>> tonight, island emergency, millions rapidly running low on food and water in sweltering heat. growing fears of mass exodus from puerto rico as president trump defends his administration's response. flatline, gop's last effort to repeal obamacare is now dead and eyes turn to alabama, and an insurgent candidate. ceo of equifax is out as many struggle to freeze credit. basketball bribery scandal rocked biggest universities in america.

members of a youth football team marched into the meeting demanding answers wanting to know where they're locked out of the building and have to practice in the dark. alexandria hof was at the meeting. >> eyewitness news tuesday found the team practicing in front of parents' headlights as teams say they had to for positive months. we caught up with a worker who says it was a mechanical issue and app hour later it was turned on. there was a lease signed with the burrow to change the field. after locks changed on field house they lost ability to generate funds or turn on the lights and have been left confused. the bureau told us it would be announced at tonight's council meeting and we attended as did players and their parents. >> and the bureau said they had to shut it down due to a pipe leak from january and working to fix it. the meeting was cut short after things got heated. >> we're shut out completely. >> they adjourned meeting. >> yes. >> it's not about locking them out or kick them out it's about having the building with safe for all who use and occupy it. >> reporter: comets play t

members of a youth football team marched into the meeting demanding answers wanting to know where they're locked out of the building and have to practice in the dark. alexandria hof was at the meeting. >> eyewitness news tuesday found the team practicing in front of parents' headlights as teams say they had to for positive months. we caught up with a worker who says it was a mechanical issue and app hour later it was turned on. there was a lease signed with the burrow to change the field. after locks changed on field house they lost ability to generate funds or turn on the lights and have been left confused. the bureau told us it would be announced at tonight's council meeting and we attended as did players and their parents. >> and the bureau said they had to shut it down due to a pipe leak from january and working to fix it. the meeting was cut short after things got heated. >> we're shut out completely. >> they adjourned meeting. >> yes. >> it's not about locking them out or kick them out it's about having the building with safe for all who use and occupy it. >> reporter: comets play t

again, a good football team. a lot of things we did well and can fix.e will learn from it. >> however the game plays out, we try to find a way to win at the end. and the mistakes obviously cost us today. >> coaches, a handshake at midfield. a love tap from big red to his protege. now 9-3 all time against his former assistants. he has a knack for beating those guys. >> not running the ball. >> 13 rushing attempts. >> that's unbelievable. >> it is. carson wentz was are the leading rush ertoday. >> that's not good. >>> now a story out of northeast philadelphia about a man who proudly served our nation but had a rough go. >> the korean war veteran fell victim to a scam with a contractor that ended with the home in shambles. today they restored his house with a little paint and a little pride. here is bob brooks. >> reporter: meet harvey, he's a proud military vet. >> i was in korea. >> reporter: and proud philadelphiaen who has been in his home in the northeast for a long time. how long have you been living here for? >> oh, gee. you weren't born yet. 47 yea

the biggest football team for me will be mexico winning the world cup i want to see china on national t.v. . enter into the what because of a lost cause our national team entertain trudeau what a cop it's two thousand and two we have waiting so long be i love my second me anyway i see another new come to my football bloomberg has always been just having that sits down with the extent of the model and that he'll miss you'll just have a chat about his football rivalry. might also i'm going to has to think you'd rather lawyer in goal and then south you are almost all these guy is a team leader and he schools go down on all the you know and then come in the midfield and all from let me see and know how come you know christiane no renate kimmage and relays he is a forward player and he's the best football player you know our national team in our country i think messi best player i've seen it done and of course politically the benchmark is simple. traditional mentis when dead as you know defeated they might be the only place there and i don't know if i will never for a minute but for good j

team. glenn? >> reporter: we're talking about a very difficult situation here with these players coming in from around the country to play footballorthern california only to have their dreams dashed over food and shelter. the college team returned to the practice field but were missing 17 players kicked off the team after declared ineligible because of recruiting violations. >> the concern was the students were receiving housing and food that wasn't paid for and they hadn't arranged for which is an eligibility violation. >> reporter: this photo was taken from fall camp last month about the time the players arrived from florida, texas, and oregon. all 17 of the out of state players were living in this single home in hollister. no one answered the door today and the school says the players have all gone back home. but they reportedly had their rent paid and were having some meals prepared for them by their land lady. the situation came to light after the mother of one of the players complained to the college about the crowded conditions. >> that led our dean of athletics to take a look at it. we got legal council who brought in an

group leaders hope the legal strategy will keep the black and silver football team in oakland. >> the camaraderie that you can't duplicate, it's a way of life that was voted on and built in 1960 from our grandparents, it's a way of life that's been passed from generation to generation. >> reporter: right now, the raiders could play their first game in las vegas in 2019. forever oakland leaders hope the coliseum's meeting today that the city of oakland and the alameda county board of supervisors decide to join their legal fight and also help fund it. that meeting starts at 8:30 here at the coliseum. live in oakland, katie nielsen, kpix 5. >>> starting today in san francisco, you can buy a ticket to a museum that features not works of art but scoops of ice cream. it's called the museum of ice cream. but cotton candy, oreo, of course, makes sense, candy dipped cones accompany those standard scoops. betty yu got to relax in the sprinkle pool. she is so lucky. there are interactive exhibits. the cofounder says the place is all about being a kid again. and the space actually opens to the pu

well, a heated public meeting at colwyn borough delaware county did little to shed on why youth football teamticing in the dark. "eyewitness news" at the meeting last night, attended by dozens of colwyn players and their parent. the team's coach says they were unable to get access to the light after the borough changed the locks on the fieldhouse. well, the borough says the fields house had to be closed down to repair leak that occurred back in january. growing tensions cut this meeting short. >> there is nothing to be said we were shut out completely. >> and adjourned the meeting? >> adjourned the meeting. >> not about locking them out. not about kicking them out t was have g having the building be safe for all who use and occupy it. >> now, wednesday night, the lights were on at the field. but only after cbs-3 paid a visit. team members say it is unclear if the lights will stay on, many comet play their first home game weekend this weekends. >> temple university student government says it will hold community forum on diversity, that's in response to two incidents on campus, many feel were r

mark sampson has been sacked as manager of the england women's football team.all association said his departure was connected to "inappropriate behaviour" during a previous coaching job in bristol. more recently he's been the subject of allegations of racism and bullying, allegations he's denied. the fa's handling of the case has been criticsed by the sports minister tonight, who called it "a mess." 0ur sports editor, dan roan, has the story. from 6—0 to the sack in less than 2a hours. 0ne from 6—0 to the sack in less than 2a hours. one day after seeing his england team win in emphatic style, manager mark sampson finally lost hisjob this afternoon manager mark sampson finally lost his job this afternoon after weeks of controversy. the fa confirmed they had terminated his contract is due to safeguarding allegations made against him when he was coach at the bristol academy before taking the england job. the governing body said the full details of aids 2014 investigation into what they called inappropriate and unacceptable behaviour with female players only came t

school not far from where i played in high school, hurricane harvey's deluge has the school and its football teamat high. like it was very scary. >> reporter: throughout the storm the principal and football coach relayed frantic messages from the students to rescuers. >> the water was to my -- right here. >> reporter: fearing for their lives, students out for their loved ones. >> i had to carry my little niece on my shoulder because she is 1 year old. she was holding me so tight and i i was holding her so tight. >> reporter: he's still shaken after rescuing his young brother and sister. >> i just told them it's going to be okay and i got through. >> and i just remember just looking at my dogs and just terrified because they had no idea what was going on and it was so scary and terrifying, i've never been so terrified in my life. >> reporter: but they all made it to safety. >> actually i was not scared getting in the helicopter. it was actually fun to ride for me, but it was a serious surreal moment. >> reporter: as the students and families continue to recover, i thought i'd pay the panthers a vi

>> mason: and steve hartman color="#ffff00">with a football team that's >> nothing will stop the way we work as a family. it's amazing. this is the "cbs evening news." >> glor: good evening. i'm jeff glor in miami. yooanthony mason is in new york. and tonight one of the largest evacuations in u.s. history is reaching a critical point. more than 2.5 million people live in mandatory evacuation zones in georgia and florida, and highways are jammed as people head north to escape the worst of irma. this is what the hurricane did in the caribbean-- home after home destroyed. >> mason: irma has sustained wind of 155 miles an hour, and now the forecast models seem to degree, south florida will take a brutal hit this weekend. the entire state may face hurricane-force winds. late today, the national weather service tweeted, "this is as real as it nowhere in the florida key